Deliverance and Victorious Living Through Jesus

Every aspect of a believer’s life—salvation, service, and suffering—is fundamentally for God's Glory. Three main calls: first, that Salvation is a mechanism for Glorification which transforms individuals to manifest God's will; second, that believers must Serve for God's Glory through prayer, love, hospitality, and using divine gifts with dependence on God's strength; and finally, that Suffering for God’s Glory is a normal part of the process that leads to sanctification.

This spiritual disposition is a driving force leading to loving obedience, turning away from evil, and even giving special access and intimacy with God. Drawing on scripture, particularly Psalm 112, the text details the manifold blessings that follow the fearful, including wisdom, stability, prosperity, and a steadfast heart that is never be shaken, concluding that this reverential fear is a spiritual treasure and the beginning of knowledge.

"The Cry of Christ," centers on Jesus' prayer in John 17, revealing His passionate desire for the church to achieve glorification. It highlights Christ's role as High Priest, showing His concern for His followers and His unwavering confidence in God's protection. The text emphasizes that Jesus, even in the face of the cross, was focused on the ultimate joy and the manifestation of God's glory on earth through His people. Furthermore, it asserts that unity within the body of

The importance of collective deliberation and shared responsibility in addressing communal issues, highlighting how leadership must balance problem-solving with articulating foundational priorities. Further underscoring the significance of quality support and the proper confirmation of ministers as extensions of leadership, ultimately concluding that attentive care for immediate needs, when aligned with long-term spiritual values, fosters true growth.

Unity is a state of constant, mutual spiritual abode among believers, likened to the precious anointing oil that completely covered Aaron, the high priest. This unity is not merely agreement but a deep connection fostering a sacred atmosphere that attracts others. The sermon highlights that this "corporate anointing" flows from God, first impacting leadership ("the head") and then extending to the entire spiritual body, facilitating God's presence and enabling spiritual healt

Exploring biblical foundations and benefits of partnering. It asserts that selfishness is counter to Christian values, emphasizing that humanity was created for collaboration, as evidenced by God's plural pronouns in Genesis 1:26. The text highlights that effective partnerships are built on shared purpose, clear vision, and agreement, rejecting individual interests for a common goal. It further illustrates the blessings of companionship noting increased productivity, protecti

The mind can be attacked in two main ways: by questioning God's character and actions (His providence, power, plan, and presence), by doubts, and by undermining one's self-concept and self-esteem. Emphasizing that spiritual warfare involves actively refuting negative thoughts and bringing every idea into alignment with Christ.

The times that we are living in must not catch us by surprise, as the Lord took the time in His word to inform us of the various types of issues we will be faced with, so that we can be prepared. ...counterfeit Christianity. Looks like it but lacks the power needed to make it effective.

Exploring the consequences and learning to change our conception of Awareness, independence and embrace God’s Concept of Harmony, Equality, Mutual care and Service with God as Source, guided by His Mercy, Grace and Compassion.

Why do mothers’ matter? Guidance, nurture, comfort empowerment

God established a promise to Solomon but also a precedent in His dealing with a nation.

The Word is the lifeline that God has given to us to activate and experience all His provision in our lives... in the realm of impassible failure

Consistent connection provides the essential life source, the operative power of the Word, and the divine partnership required for spiritual fruit to be produced. A disciple's true identity is not merely professed but is demonstrably established through their fruitfulness.

When men are busy in the battle the home is left vulnerable and exposed that the enemy can come in and attack them.

The range of the effects of Pentecost begins with our personal experience creating transformation and extends to our impact creating a transformed society.

This Cup represents an accumulation of every cup poured out into one Life who expanded the effect of the four cups before and became the cup for all.

One of the fundamental ways of partnering with God is by our giving.